Late for the party I know. But the "New York" warehouse is actually in Windsor Connecticut. I live about 40 minutes from it. It's massive. I also know people who have worked there and they said it was horrible.
Crazy story here in Idaho they cannot get a cement contractor to pour the job due to their housing boom so Amazon built a temporary cement Pouring facility and had a third-party come in from another state and build it for them.
Massive FC like that and the floor manager at the control center will still send out that same message to everyone's screens "Alright y'all, break is in 30 min, make sure you're back at your station scan to scan".
very cool footage but the idea that this is some crucial hub is ridiculous lol. there are 110 fulfillment centers in the US, this place could get nuked tomorrow and the only way you'd know it is because your package was a day or two late if you happened to live in arizona
I admire Jeff to a certain degree.. esp when you see his garage “office” back in the day. HOWEVER.. in the US, they say it takes about 170k to live “happy”.. (id be good @ a mere 100k personally) Given his wealth, even the guy pushing a broom should be making 100k. Why? Cause it used to be , when a company did well, the people who make the company run did well too. Perfect ex of Modern day slavery. Btw, Jeff could make 200k since the birth of Christ , & STILL be rich today! Sickening
Symbotic is faster and advancing. Supports WalMart. Yes, automated warehouses / distribution centers will be the competitive edge in the future. Coming to ocean ports in the future. EVERY PRODUCT MOVES THROUGH SHIPPING AND DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. Humans will support robots. Less injuries, faster, more reliable, less theft, far more efficient all at less cost.
Companies like Amazon are modern day slavery. Their whole idea is to make it harder for workers , ofcourse they won't make it easier with robots , they will drain every last bit of life in you for low wages.
I don't understand how it physically makes more sense to store items of different sizes randomly next to each other. I would think stacking items of the same size would save more space instread of having just a pile of stuff.
Hello Dear,this is Ken from Gurki Pack,we are 25-year-old factory on packing machine,top supplier in this field.Many e-commerce and warehouse customers use our machine to cut their packing cost. Welcome to ask when in need.
So correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the new fulfillment centers are setup in a much more efficient way. The newer ones such as the one I work at have it setup like this. 1:Truck unloaders 2: dedicated automatic decant (box openers) 3: goes to all 5 floors for stow 4:pickers 5:Pack We also have all the fancy stuff
The fulfillment center I'm at doesn't use all the fancy technology. It is just us on sorting and diverting lines, which eventually goes to the fluid unloading into the trucks. All done by hand at our location in Lacey WA. I've been told it is basically a one of a kind Amazon warehouse as the only other one that operates as such is somewhere in California. No robots doin nothing for us here....Yet.
@@youtubepremiumaccount4063Bezos will fire ALL the warehouse workers once he has robots that can do it all. He'll fire the office staff as soon as AI can do those jobs. Those who think of him as "the great job creator" are fools. He started an online bookstore, around the same time as a thousand other people, and he cheated, backstabbed, and weaseled his way to the top.
"Amazon likes to keep its working process a secret" - no it doesn't, live and virtual tours are available to anyone. Plus, there are loads of videos on youtube that describe and explain it in close detail.
Some of the third party vendors are listing items at such inflated costs to cover expenses it does not seem logical to sell. Seems like it would destroy the Amazon business model.
Not necessarily.. Of the third party vendor is the only one selling that particular item they can put whatever price tag they want on it. People will pay for it.
Is anyone can tell , what facility is it? On 34 sec video shows they are using netting for catching amnesty from sorter. I would like to find out about it more to apply in my building
It doesn’t explain adequately how my item is picked. I know there is a man called a picker but that really doesn’t explain how my mirror has been picked.
The Picker gets the location of the item on his scanner he goes to the location scans the shelf than the item place the item into a tote and scans the tote that how picking works
Watch around 6:30. Those robots bring items to a picking station in most cases. The picker will remove the item from the robotic, then scan it to a yellow tote an put the yellow tote on a conveyor belt to be taken over to the pack station.
There’s a 3.8 million square feet one in New York now. Officially the second largest building on the planet
mount juliet is the biggest one where i work as i know of we are 3.8 million new and a advanced robotics.
Late for the party I know. But the "New York" warehouse is actually in Windsor Connecticut. I live about 40 minutes from it. It's massive. I also know people who have worked there and they said it was horrible.
@@travisc7506 I’m talking about the one in Syracuse New York
@@travisc7506 I’ve heard horror stories as well
@@Cuseball121 Oh ok my bad lol. 3.8 mill must be the go to size now. There's a few that big now.
Welp I know where I am going during the zombie apocalypse
I worked there. It sucks. In a 4 hour shift I’d walk 12+ miles.
Damn
The unabomber tried to warn us, RIP
Crazy story here in Idaho they cannot get a cement contractor to pour the job due to their housing boom so Amazon built a temporary cement Pouring facility and had a third-party come in from another state and build it for them.
More than half of those items come from Chinese vendors in China.
Amazon is a very disturbing company!
Na I work at Amazon it is nice
@@jackojuice8691 no you don’t
Ok
I work at amazon and it's pretty cool
That’s true …
Massive FC like that and the floor manager at the control center will still send out that same message to everyone's screens "Alright y'all, break is in 30 min, make sure you're back at your station scan to scan".
very cool footage but the idea that this is some crucial hub is ridiculous lol. there are 110 fulfillment centers in the US, this place could get nuked tomorrow and the only way you'd know it is because your package was a day or two late if you happened to live in arizona
I admire Jeff to a certain degree.. esp when you see his garage “office” back in the day.
HOWEVER.. in the US, they say it takes about 170k to live “happy”..
(id be good @ a mere 100k personally)
Given his wealth, even the guy pushing a broom should be making 100k.
Why? Cause it used to be , when a company did well, the people who make the company run did well too.
Perfect ex of Modern day slavery.
Btw, Jeff could make 200k since the birth of Christ , & STILL be rich today!
Sickening
Symbotic is faster and advancing. Supports WalMart. Yes, automated warehouses / distribution centers will be the competitive edge in the future. Coming to ocean ports in the future. EVERY PRODUCT MOVES THROUGH SHIPPING AND DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. Humans will support robots. Less injuries, faster, more reliable, less theft, far more efficient all at less cost.
Amazon needs to have more robots to make it easier for workers
Not to make it easier, to get rid of!
@@edwardfabik3582
Yes
No they limit the amount of robots they have to get more jobs
Hell no you're crazy people would lose their jobs and businesses don't have the money for that
Companies like Amazon are modern day slavery. Their whole idea is to make it harder for workers , ofcourse they won't make it easier with robots , they will drain every last bit of life in you for low wages.
The Amazon warehouse in Suffolk VA is larger at 3.8 million SF.
watching this video on 1,25x speed is so much more comfortable
alibaba isn't competing directly they tend to sell to retailers themselves
1:30 determines which size of box is required….then totally ignores that recommendation & puts Yur item in a box 10 times larger 😂
15 minutes click to ship? I don't think I've ever had an order ship sooner than a day lol
All started from Bezo`s dads garage in the 1990s - Impressive !
I don't understand how it physically makes more sense to store items of different sizes randomly next to each other. I would think stacking items of the same size would save more space instread of having just a pile of stuff.
Hello Dear,this is Ken from Gurki Pack,we are 25-year-old factory on packing machine,top supplier in this field.Many e-commerce and warehouse customers use our machine to cut their packing cost. Welcome to ask when in need.
Incredible. Jeff can be proud.
I'm sure 3 or 4 thousand people work there. There are 1200 people at my location which is much smaller.
Wow , this is a huge warehouse , now where did I leave my keys !!! 👍😁
So correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the new fulfillment centers are setup in a much more efficient way. The newer ones such as the one I work at have it setup like this.
1:Truck unloaders
2: dedicated automatic decant (box openers)
3: goes to all 5 floors for stow
4:pickers
5:Pack
We also have all the fancy stuff
The fulfillment center I'm at doesn't use all the fancy technology. It is just us on sorting and diverting lines, which eventually goes to the fluid unloading into the trucks. All done by hand at our location in Lacey WA. I've been told it is basically a one of a kind Amazon warehouse as the only other one that operates as such is somewhere in California. No robots doin nothing for us here....Yet.
@@youtubepremiumaccount4063 Yeah essentially our whole facility was waiting on robots lol
@@youtubepremiumaccount4063Bezos will fire ALL the warehouse workers once he has robots that can do it all. He'll fire the office staff as soon as AI can do those jobs. Those who think of him as "the great job creator" are fools. He started an online bookstore, around the same time as a thousand other people, and he cheated, backstabbed, and weaseled his way to the top.
"Amazon likes to keep its working process a secret" - no it doesn't, live and virtual tours are available to anyone. Plus, there are loads of videos on youtube that describe and explain it in close detail.
SAN3 fulfillment in San Diego is 3.2M sq ft
Scp 3008 in real life
I’m flabbergasted to watch. Amazon rightly deserved to be the best.
Ours is bigger in mount juliet lol
Supply expenses may be double the cost of productions.
Thanks!
The fullfillment center in Colorado Springs is the largest in the world. I work there since day 1
It was until Tennessee and Connecticut opened. Now they have a 4.1 million sq/ft center under construction in California.
Annnnnddddd now my brain hurts
Kinda like Roblox
Some of the third party vendors are listing items at such inflated costs to cover expenses it does not seem logical to sell. Seems like it would destroy the Amazon business model.
Not necessarily.. Of the third party vendor is the only one selling that particular item they can put whatever price tag they want on it. People will pay for it.
This one is no longer the largest. SBD6 in California will be over 4 million sq ft. Will be opening this year.
Is anyone can tell , what facility is it? On 34 sec video shows they are using netting for catching amnesty from sorter. I would like to find out about it more to apply in my building
Pure madness
When you got connection you got connections. I’m on that main source
I find it so amazingly fascinating .the logistics are incredible.
now we have a 4.1 million square feet wharehouse ready for 2024 in Ontario
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hello
Hi, i need a job in warehouse New York city,i am from Surinam,how you can help me
I will also have that
"No other company can compete with Amazon in the US"
Temu enters the chat:
Lets not forget about how much amazon returns go to the dump too.
The fulfillment center in Colorado is bigger its 4million surface. And its still being worked on
⭐⭐
Hi im from India new Delhi i want to open wherehouse in my place
Do you have lots of money to get government permissions?
It doesn’t explain adequately how my item is picked. I know there is a man called a picker but that really doesn’t explain how my mirror has been picked.
The Picker gets the location of the item on his scanner he goes to the location scans the shelf than the item place the item into a tote and scans the tote that how picking works
Watch around 6:30. Those robots bring items to a picking station in most cases. The picker will remove the item from the robotic, then scan it to a yellow tote an put the yellow tote on a conveyor belt to be taken over to the pack station.
흠..ㅇㅅㅇ
4:40 That dude tensed up and got scared when that lead person walked over lol
That looks like just another T1 associate.
I also work at Amazon.
Hello
Were are you from
@@mr.creative4625 Mumbai
Good for you
Amazon just built a 4.7 Million SQFT warehouse in my city (Syracuse) soooooo
@@simplytechofficial Right, he’s just beating his own records.
Jeff fraud
Amazon is the devil